Re: [MV] Coaster to set a weasel on?

From: Steve Grammont (islander@midmaine.com)
Date: Sun Jan 05 2003 - 08:21:34 PST

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Thanks for the answers Nigel and Dave. Obviously the trailer wasn't as
practical as they wanted, considering this was a time when "prototypes"
were sometimes produced in the thousands :-)

Steve

>There is one of these trailers in pretty good condition owned here in Kent,
>UK by a local collector- he says that it is for moving engineers plant like
>a dozer etc - and whilst can be towed behind a Daimond T Cargo 969 or
>wrecker, as its 8 ton capacity really is intended to be towed by the White
>666 or Brockway.
>He has used it to trailer his Cletrac Tractor.
>
>Nige
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